Spoilers for Thursday 22nd December 2016 (2nd Semi-Final)
Posted: Tue Dec 20, 2016 3:54 pm
Last place in the final up for grabs.
A group for contestants and lovers of the Channel 4 game show 'Countdown'.
http://c4countdown.co.uk/
North American ≠ US. i.e. TIDBIT is fine, DONUT is not.Innis Carson wrote:Not that it makes any difference, but should LUPINES have been allowed? I can only see LUPINE on ODO as an adjective and as a North American variant spelling of LUPIN. Was this an oversight, or is the American spelling rule not enforced these days?
Very convincing performance by Andrew there. Bad luck Stephen.
I see, thanks. Seems a very peculiar rule.Ray Wilding wrote:North American ≠ US. i.e. TIDBIT is fine, DONUT is not.Innis Carson wrote:Not that it makes any difference, but should LUPINES have been allowed? I can only see LUPINE on ODO as an adjective and as a North American variant spelling of LUPIN. Was this an oversight, or is the American spelling rule not enforced these days?
Very convincing performance by Andrew there. Bad luck Stephen.
It is.Innis Carson wrote:I see, thanks. Seems a very peculiar rule.Ray Wilding wrote:North American ≠ US. i.e. TIDBIT is fine, DONUT is not.Innis Carson wrote:Not that it makes any difference, but should LUPINES have been allowed? I can only see LUPINE on ODO as an adjective and as a North American variant spelling of LUPIN. Was this an oversight, or is the American spelling rule not enforced these days?
Very convincing performance by Andrew there. Bad luck Stephen.